I was part of the team that brough the amazing Wizarding World of Harry Potter to life for Universal Studios.

My credited contributions to this project helped them win 4 THEA awards. Awards aside, being a part of the team that brought this brand to the real world was just an awesome experience!

To be able to design the rings that reflect on the commitment of ones life to another is one of the greatest honors a designer can ever have. This is, hands down, one of my greatest works ever.

Creating something that someone may wear, for their entire life, to be potentially passed on to children and childrens children is something I can barely get my head around. Actually doing it is surreal.

I worked with Kids Beating Cancer to design and construct their Bunky Bear. This bear was given away to children in hospitals so it had to be huggable. I think it was a huge success.

As a fund raising item this pendant was designed to keep with the theme of 'Bunky Bear'.

Inspired by the KBC Founders son, Jonathan and his bear Bunky. I designed an sculpted this work with a fellow artist and then produced the resin castings for a KBC Annual Event.

This was a collaborative project with a few artists to sculpt and produce a character for a game pitch. It involved a Sculpt, Mold Making, Casting and finishing including the painting of the finished model.

Several artists worked on this project with my role being in the mold making, casting and finishing of the final model from the original sculpt. My personal focus was on the football and the helmet.

I hand carved this heart-stone for a friends wedding. I wanted something that would last their entire lives together - why not just carve it into stone. All done by hand using hand tools.

My business partner and I produced a motorcycle called Delta Bravo 9iner. This bike was placed on display in the Motorcycle Hall of Fame! This might be the highest level of recognition one can earn. It still makes me smile.

his is the original Concept Painting I did to sell the client on the bike's design. He loved it so we built it. Over 100 hand built 1 off parts got designed for this build. Including the revolutionary aluminum chassis.

The bike was designed to match the collectors Aston Martin road car. I distilled the 3 most important elements to the Aston Martin design language and made those the foundation for the bikes design.

Showing at some of the most upscale events in America, the Delta Bravo 9iner has been recognized, and awarded with the highest honors a bike like this can earn.

From the aluminum front grill to the hand stitched leather seat and crystal starter button sourced directly from a DB9 the bike sits pretty well next to it's inspiration - the Aston Martin DB9.

Showing at some of the most upscale events in America, the Delta Bravo 9iner has been recognized, and awarded with the highest honors a bike like this can earn. Being shown at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame

Delta Bravo 9iner has been published in magazines the world over. It's been seen by millions of readers and show attendees alike. It's so awesome to see my work in print like this. This is just one of 30+ international publications the bike made it into.

The project from concept painting to the photoshoot featured in these pages took 12 months. It was done in addition to my regular studio work and my commitment to the project saw much recognition.

The first time I rode this bike it was such an amazing experience. To dream something up on paper and then manifest it into reality is what my entire life is all about. I love it!!!

Two of our other bikes have also been noticed, and have seen print. Nothing beats walking into a Book Store and buying a magazine and finding your hard work featured within.